Windows doesn't stop showing bsod

[Zodiacc_]

So uh we built a pc a friend and i and, everytging was working fine. The next day, both of us were casually gaming and then my friend gets a bsod outta nowhere. We didnt worry that much because its normal having a bsod on your pc from time to time. My buddy restarted the pc aaand... another bsod. He kept trying and the bsods didnt stop. Also, the error codes were always random. What do we do? we cant even operate with windows even in safe mode because of the bsods.

[BornOrca]

16 minutes ago, Zodiacc_ said:

So uh we built a pc a friend and i and, everytging was working fine. The next day, both of us were casually gaming and then my friend gets a bsod outta nowhere. We didnt worry that much because its normal having a bsod on your pc from time to time. My buddy restarted the pc aaand... another bsod. He kept trying and the bsods didnt stop. Also, the error codes were always random. What do we do? we cant even operate with windows even in safe mode because of the bsods.

Check all components are seated properly, a loose power cable could be the culprit.

Try reinstalling the RAM to ensure that's been seated

If you can stay in windows for more than 10 seconds maybe try running windows memory diagnostics to see whether you've got unlucky and got a faulty stick of RAM.This is what caused my PC to go into bsod all the time.

Hope this helps  

[GoodBytes]

9 hours ago, Zodiacc_ said:

So uh we built a pc a friend and i and, everytging was working fine. The next day, both of us were casually gaming and then my friend gets a bsod outta nowhere. We didnt worry that much because its normal having a bsod on your pc from time to time.

 

 

No. ~90% of the time a BSOD is due to a driver issue or faulty hardware. The other percentage is due to a system file corruption (for cases like system was doing a system update and lost power during the process, and Windows can't auto rollback), and actually Windows itself due to a low level bug (rare).

 

The BSOD provide you with an error, and sometimes (depending on the BSOD) the affected driver or system file. BSOD should be non-existant on a properly functioning system.

 

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My buddy restarted the pc aaand... another bsod. He kept trying and the bsods didnt stop. Also, the error codes were always random. What do we do? we cant even operate with windows even in safe mode because of the bsods.

 

 

 

 

You most likely have a faulty hardware on your system.

We can't help you too much, beside what BornOrca suggested, until you provide us with more information, such as the BSOD error that you are getting